Madison, WI – Multi-millionaire, real estate magnate Terrance Wall will be officially entering the Republican 2010 primary for U.S. Senate this week. Mr. Wall has been talking a lot about “listening,” so here are some simple questions Wall should hear…and answer.

Tax Dodging Terrance Paid No State Income Tax

A report from Wispolitics.com <http://Wispolitics.com> revealed on Friday that Wall has not paid any personal income taxes to the State of Wisconsin four out of the last five years. According to the required personal financial disclosure report Wall recently filed, between January 2008 and October 2009, Wall reported income between $3,494,197 to $15,273,332 and reported personal assets totaling $58,584,046 to $129,862,000. In a November interview with WisPolitics, Wall scoffed at the idea he’s not paying his fair share in taxes, saying, “There’s no such thing as ‘What is your fair share?”

How can Wall say he will be a voice for Wisconsin taxpayers when he doesn’t pay his fair share?

In a recent interview with Wisconsin Eye, Wall claimed to have only four companies registered in Delaware when public records indicate that at least 16 of Wall’s businesses are incorporated in Delaware, not Wisconsin. The media has reported that the practice is used “to help corporations avoid paying taxes in other states,” and that it is “an alleged ruse,” where Delaware acts as an “onshore Cayman Islands.”

Does Wall have four or sixteen shell companies registered in Delaware and is he using the Delaware accounting gimmick in order to take income tax deductions in the state where he actually does business, Wisconsin?

If Wall opposes the Wall Street bailout why did he try to make money off of it?

Wisconsin Eye: Coverage - Meltdown or Opportunity? Economic Downturn and Business at Edgewood College (3/31/09)http://www.wiseye.org/wisEye_programming/ARCHIVES-forums.htmlWall Was Against Regulating Wall Street Before He Was For ItIn 2008, as the economy was headed toward collapse, Wall wrote that “I don’t think Wall Street should be regulated…” Now as a political candidate, Wall’s website says, there should be “appropriate regulation to Wall Street speculators.”

Why has Wall changed his position on holding Wall Street accountable for driving our economy into the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression?